Verizon and Google partner up on some new Android phones

by Michael Oryl on October 6, 2009 8:27 am

Android and Verizon Well, it looks like the fences have finally been mended. Google and Verizon announced a new co-development partnership today that will see to the creation of new Android-based smartphones that will be sold by Verizon.

The hardware manufacturer(s) to be used was not announced, nor were many actual details released, but we can all expect to learn more when Verizon and Google’s CEO team up for a webcast at 10am this morning.

Here’s the link to the webcast page. I recommend you open it in a new window, as it resizes your browser (very rude).

[via MobileBurn]

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Verizon may be the largest wireless company in the U.S., but it doesn’t have a killer phone. That may be one of the reasons it decided to join forces with Google to create some brand new additions for the Android armada.
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Well, so far no Google Experience Android phone has been really killer, either. No MOTOBLUR or HTC Sense on Google Experience (branded) phones, and I think that is what we can expect from the Google/Verizon deal. The pics of the Moto Sholes that Lowell McAdam was holding seem to suggest a lack of MOTOBLUR.
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